The Mountain Park Herald (Mountain Park, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, August 19, 1910 Page: 3 of 12
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REAL
ESTATE
NOW!
Should be your CRY. An
investment in Real Estate
at the present time though
it be small will make you
independently rich.
The Sesame to a fortune is
property in and around,
MOUNTAIN PARK
I am in a position to get
you some property cheap.
List your property with me.
Next week I will open an
office in the Miller Building
on Main Street.
R. H. JONES
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tlbe Carter Dotet j
Kates
JBoarfc be the tlUeeh $3.50
pec ©ae $1.00
Cora to. Carter, prop. I
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BURNS PLANT !
Plant of Indiahoma Ad-
vocate destroyed by
fire on eve of mov-
ing it here
LOSS ABOUT $1000
| Ths Cause is supposed to have
been Incendiary
Cache County
Cache County proposed, ia now
up for consideration by the Gov-
ernor and in all probability it will
successfully carve itself out of
Comanche county. Cache coun-
ty will take the great belt of fine
farming land along the Cache
creeks south of Lawton and in-
cludes most of Comanche's till-
able land. If it goes through, it
leaves Comanche county a great
area of mountains, govenrment
The part of
Comanche countv included i n
Swanson will be congratulating
themselves being i n Swanson
county by the time the next tax
levy is made.
Preaching
Rev.J. E. Bryan will preachat
the Methodist Church next Sun-
day at 11; A. M. Subject Sanctifi-
cation.
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OINU AWAY
RTTINU BACK HOMB
G5SIP AROUND TOWN
Miss Clara Hughes returned to
her home i n Kansas Saturday
after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Wash Forehand.
Mrs. L. K. Rhodyback and
children departed Wednesday for
Yukon where a months visit will
be made with relatives.
Mrs. Bob Roberson started to
Texas Wednesday where she in-
tends visiting with her husband’s
parents.
C. St John was exhibiting
some very fine samples of new
cotton in town Saturday. He
states that considerble cotton is
opening in his field and that the
yield will be good.
A package of borax should be
in every household. It softens
water. Good for the hair, teeth,
bath and many medical uses.
THE ALTON GOODS label has
directions.
“Mound City‘Horse Shoe’brand
house paint outpaints them all.
Long-Bell Lumber Company.
G. C. Bomer informs us that
that the repair work on the Shaw
Gin here will begin today and
that it will be overhauled and
put in first class shape.
Mrs. C. D. Williams was a vis-
itor at Frederick Thursday.
Earl Bentley and Miss Lovo
White were enjoying the sighta
of the Tillman County Fair
Thursday.
Curry Powder is very useful
for flavoring soup, gravy, etc
THE ALTON GOODS curray
powder is sold in 5c packages.
A. B. Carley and wife were over
from Snyder Sunday visiting Ger-
trude Hollister and mother.
We regret very much to learn
that W. C. Lewis’s printing plant j *ntf
at Indiahoma was burned early
yesterday morning. Mr. Lewis
has been one of the most faith-
ful workers of the new county
in Comanche strip. He practi-
cally made, hia fight alone; stood
up for what he thought was right
and when he gave expression
through the columns of his paper
in favor of the new county, the
merchants withdrew their sup-
port and did all they could to
deter his business. Snyder mer-
chants came to his assistance and
he managed to issue his paper in
that manner until the new coun-1
ty was realized, when he intend-1
ed coming here. He was ap-
pointed clerk of the district court
and intended to move his paper
to Mountain Park and make his
home with us.
There is little doubt but that
the plant was fired because of
the bitter feeling against the
editor, and his intention of mov-
ing his plant away.
Christian Revival
The Christian revival conduct-
ed by W. T. Garrett closed last
night after a ten days meeting
in the park. Six new members
were added to the organization
and one member reclaimed
Evangelist Garrett will com-
mence
Cloverton district fourteen miles
northeast of town on Saturday
night _
mountain Valiev
J. Carrier visited his daughter
Mrs. D. K. Miller on his way
from Beaver, to Durant.
Mr. Ed Carson returned home
Sunday, after spening a very
pleasant ten days at his old home
in Indiana.
Mrs. C.- C. Holmes and Mrs. J.
Gaston drove in to County Seat.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Carson gave a party last
Thursday evening, in honor of
Miss Ruby Gaines, it being her
eighteenth birthday, all report a
nice time and wish her many
more happy birthdays.
Mrs. Jeff. Greer, and little
boys were over on the claim for a
few days.
Notice to Teacher*
Mountian Park, Oklahoma.
.... w... August 17th, 1910.
a revival meeting in the Office of Superintendent ot Swan-
son County schools: All teachers
of Swanson County are request-
ed to register their certificates
in my office. Certificates of all
grades are valid and are entitled
to registration without cost
Joseph Beasly,
Co. SupL of Schools.
Singing Covention
The Kiowa countv Singing
Convention will be held as before
agreed. The part of Swanson
county formerly included in Kio-
wa will still be elgible in this
convention after which an organ
ization will be found in Swanson
county.
Three auto loads of the youth
and beauty from Frederick were
up Sunday and picniced in Beau-
tiful Glennwood.
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Rhodyback, Vernon L. The Mountain Park Herald (Mountain Park, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, August 19, 1910, newspaper, August 19, 1910; Mountain Park, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc853463/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.